Well in my opinion the homesickness could still be an issue. The World Cup and Euro's have absolutely nothing to do with it. Those tournaments last mere weeks. If he was to move clubs he would be moving on a multi-year long contract. To this add the fact that he would have to move country, get adjusted to a new language, new lifestyle, new climate, new type of football and overall a new club.. that is a massive move for someone who is attached to Sevilla so much that he declined a big money move to Chelsea while in his earlier years as a footballer. In my opinion the move to the EPL would be a bit too far for him.. but if he is to go, then I think he'll move but stay in Spain. But what EPL clubs would probably be interested in him? Well I wouldn't count City out, because I'm sure they wouldn't turn down a natural right winger, which is something they don't have at the moment. Arsenal are also a firm possibility if Walcott is to leave. Same with Man United if Nani is to go. Wouldn't count out interest from Spurs either given their previous pursuits of wingers in recent years. Another one is Liverpool, they could definitely do with a player of his caliber. Still, I think he'll move within La Liga.

Well you shouldn't be scared lol. The SFS is kind of dead.. not bad that you brought it here. alot of users here watch la liga. you can try putting it in yahoo spain. in futbol espana. you'll get alot of good answers just in spanish. To begin off their coach Pelligrino was a problem. I told Aguila , Rafaeal and the other Valencia fans here that Pelligrino was going to fail because he has never coach a team before and he is not ready for a club like Valencia yet. He needs more coaching experience. They have Valverde now a more experience coach..his recent history isn't very well with Villareal since he was sack in less than a year but his success in the greek league is what keeping him their.. Last two games under Valverde Valencia looks a bit different.. just with little more improvement they can go back to the way they were last year.. but can't judge two games yet i need to see 3 to 4 more games.. Now to the players they got this year and the past players.. No Valencia has done well even with the sells of Mata, Silva, Villa, and other star players.. I think having a new coach after having Emery for awhile affected them.. But these new players they pick up this year all had a good year last year with their old clubs. Jonathan Viera has been the best out of all them in my opinion.. Valdez has been doing descent coming in and scoring some important goals.. Gago hasn't had much luck with the injuries so far but if that gets past him he can explode in the good player he was before.. Guardado and Joao Pereria have been a bit off rythm and not what fans have expected but i think they need a bit more time to adjust to the club chemistry. I think Valverde will help bring these two players more offensive side even thoug Joao is a defender i think he had a great offensive side last year at Sporting P. Salary wise now i can't say how much they have gotten paid from past seasons..but most were sold for a high price in order to pay the debts.. economy in some Spanish clubs isn't well at the moment. The fans aren't happy with some of the new players performance.. because they haven't been meeting the expectations of the level for the club.. top clubs expect fast results.. But i think these players just need a bit more time thats it.. @Aguilucho. Canales plays better behind the striker.. he is more open to creating plays and giving good passes like he did in Racing. @Aguila: that 4th place spot will be fought good. Im confident Sevilla will get it and return to Champions League next season. @Aguilucho lol dude don't let me get started with you on essays. i just answer Faded's question directly from my point of view. Canales was never a LB.. LW. yes but he doesn't function well there. He is better playing behind the striker or central midfield to play the playing making role better

If Rakitic, Reyes or Navas leaves he is more than welcome in Sevilla. If Mallorca gets relegated to second Division his price will have to go lower down and Sevilla could make an offer with some of money they get from selling their top players. Gio style is more for la liga and I doubt he himself would wanna move to serie A.

Greece? Nah better off in Spain. Sevilla would get him lets see how thing turn out. Cause in Ajaccio the defense sucks

he will be loaned

Your question doesn't really make sense. You want to know how to get to Seville and to Lourdes, but you don't say from where. If it's an 11 hour flight, I doubt that a bus or train would be available. $600....but from where. Many countries use the dollar. Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Singapore, Hong Kong, US... Check...www.kayak.com....www.skyscanner.com....for flights.

Food prices may have gone up since the review was written. The brunch price is now $24.95 with 1 glass of sangria or champagne, $27.95 with all you can drink champagne and sangria.

I've found the timetable for Damas. There are two Seville - Huelva timetables. The one you need is the one going on C.N.431. Mon - Friday, leaves Seville 6.00, 9.00, 13.30, 16.00 and 20.00. Saturday and Sunday the same except no 6.00am service. http://www.damas-sa.es/ Just click on Horario de verano (summer timetable). There isn't any info re the fare, but bus transport in Spain is very cheap so I wouldn't be too concerned. .